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Http method's Target Resource type

 
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Hello,

Http Post mehtod's target resource type is always - Active while that of the Get is Active/Passive. What does it mean about Target resource type.

any one pls explain, I found this in Hanumanth desia's SCWCD study kit in "Table 4.1: Comparison of GET and POST methods"


Feature GET Method POST Method
Target resource type Active or passive. Active.
 
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In a nutshell, a get request shouldn't change the state of the application.
It shouldn't update or delete anything from a database.

See:Idempotent
 
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